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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1916

Page

6

Embellished Porches and Embrace Recounted in Magnolia Trial

Testimony at Magnolia court spotlights Day and Mrs. Carpenter embracing on cottage porch and hotel piazza. Witnesses describe kissing in dim light, chairs on the porch, and a later “dew bath” claim amid surveillance by Major Carpenter’s watchers and a hotel bellboy.

Oceanside Day Major Carpenter Ralph, Jr North Shore Mrs. Carpenter Cottage Piazza William S. Paine Nathaniel Martin Silva Walter I. Badger Magnolia Carpenter Craig Mr. Day Bangor Smart Hong Kong Bellboys General Streeter Paine Truro Cape Cod Piazza

Rublee Defeated in Senate for Federal Trade Commission

Nomination of George Rublee of New Hampshire to the Federal Trade Commission was rejected 42 to 36 in the Senate after a bitter debate. Five Republicans backed Rublee. 14 Democrats opposed. Senator Hollis moved for reconsideration, signaling a possible future executive session.

Washington George Rublee New Hampshire Federal Trade Commission Senate Gallinger Rublee Hollis LaFollette Senator Gallinger Wisconsin Robles Hong Kong Clapp Kenyon Norris Poindexter Bankhead Brouseard Chamberlain Clarke Ark Hardwick Martin Martine O'Gorman Reed Saulsbury Smith Georgia S. C Underwood Vardaman

Child Dies After Chelsea Fire Burned Child

Two year old Alice Greenstein daughter of Jacob Greenstein of 184 Arlington street Chelsea suffered severe burns while left asleep in bed. The fire started when the mother left briefly and returned to find the child exposed and room on fire. Fire Chief Hudson carried the child to Frost Hospital where she remained in a dying condition. Exact cause unknown.

Alice Greenstein Jacob Greenstein Arlington Street Chelsea Frost Hospital Hudson

White and Mitchell Matched for 10 Round Lightweight Bout

Milwaukee May 15 Charley White of Chicago and Ritchie Mitchell of Milwaukee were matched to box 10 rounds on May 9 at 133 pounds. A prior contest was canceled because Mitchell had blood poisoning.

Milwaukee Charley White Chicago Ritchie Mitchell Mitchell

U S to Britain Prepare Sharp Note on Mail Interference

Washington May 15 negotiations with Great Britain on interference with mails to and from the United States and disruption of neutral commerce by the British fleet will be resumed soon. A note demanding changes in mail treatment is being drafted at the State Department.

Washington Great Britain United States State Department

United States Protest Over Mail Detention Continues

The note reasserts the U S protest against British interference with American mails. Britain’s reply is deemed unsatisfactory by President Wilson. A sharper demand and more details will be included. Protests cite delays, inspections, and Red Cross hospital-supply refusals to Germany.

United States Great Britain Wilson Red Cross Germany State Department

Coal Prices Drop Today Across Coal Types

Local coal dealers announce a 60 cent per ton cut for furnace egg chestnut and pea coal and a 2 cent cut for stove briquettes. Large furnace coal drops to 6.75 ess 7.50 stove 7.75 chestnut 7.76 pea 5.75. Prices may rise later. cut aims to fill bins before July 1.

The Williams Treatment Promises Relief From Uric Acid Ailments

A vintage advertisement claims The Williams Treatment cures kidney bladder and rheumatic issues. It offers a free 60 cent bottle and a 50 cent bottle by mail with a small 10 cent distribution fee, requesting name and address to Dept. 2683 East Hampton Connecticut. One bottle per family.

Williams D. A. Williams Company Dept General P East Hampton Conn

Rector to Deny Love Claims in Breach of Promise Suit

The Rev Charles Chase Wilson of Roslindale will testify in U S District Court to deny all affectionate claims by Miss Laura Louise Johnson who sues him for breach of promise. He will admit friendly visits but deny any serious sentiment or marriage proposal. Defense plans include two Burlington, Vermont men who courted Miss Johnson while a student.

Charles Chase Wilson Church of Our Savior Roslindale United States District Court Laura Louise Johnson Johnson Burlington

Poincare Voices French Resolve on Peace Policy

Paris reports the May speech by President Poincare at Nancy frames France as rejecting Germany offering peace and insisting Berlin must seek peace from France. The Temps calls the address a clear, authoritative statement of French will to fight until a peace reestablishes rights and guarantees balance and stability.

Paris Poincare Nancy France Germany Temps Berlin

One of Germany's Great Men to Be Food Dictator

The Vossische Zeitung in Amsterdam reports that a leading German statesman will become interior minister and vice chancellor after Clemens Delbrueck's resignation. The new minister's name will be published only after the Emperor signs the decree. The article notes he will be the food dictator in Germany's effort to solve the food problem.

Germany Amsterdam London Vossische Zeitung Clemens Delbrueck William

Connie Mack releases pitchers in Philadelphia move

Philadelphia manager Connie Mack announces changes to the American League club with pitcher John Ray set to join Newport News and Harry Weaver assigned to New Haven after the May 15 release.

Philadelphia Connie Mack John Ray Harry Weave Weaver New Haven Ray Newport News

Parents Should Know This Splendid Remedy

A health notice praising Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild effective remedy for childhood constipation. It warns against cathartics and purgatives, notes no opiates, and cites a Washington D C mother's endorsement. The article lists price fifty cents and offers a free trial bottle by writing Dr. W B Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.

Eva F. Gaff 10Th St Washington, D. C Marie

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